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One of the main tasks here is to be sure
to think about every shot very carefully, please consult your strokesaver
as water lurks around every corner. What you think is a good shot can
soon turn into a lost ball in the water, or a fairway that doglegs left
or right leaving your ball to run straight on, yes, water again. I played
here with two society teams totalling 20 players, some of us had to
return to the clubhouse after 9 holes to replenish with more balls (You
can buy Experienced Water Balls from the pro shop). One of our group
mentioned he had lost 6 golf balls by the time we reached the last player
we had totalled 100 golf balls lost. Your tip here is please take care…
So to the course, from the first to the last you are
tested with every shot, the first tee has out of bounds to the right,
a stream in front and a lake to the left, just what you need from
the first tee. The par 5 sixth has a water hazard running down the
entire right hand side, with all the water here it seems to make the
fairway somewhat narrower than it is. Yes, the approach is protected
with water and just a small strip of fairway in front of a two-tiered
green. Of the par 3's the 12th is probably the most difficult due
to the lake you have to carry, carry the lake and you are home and
dry. The 15th is a 545 meter par 5 with the tee located over looking
a creek, with this hole try to miss all the dunes and out of bounds
to the right otherwise a relatively simple hole…
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